SCOTTY: Previously on The Block,
Tom and Sarah-Jane took out Guest Bedroom and Ensuite Week.
Tom and Sarah-Jane! (CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
And while they celebrated their win,
Rachel continued her crusade against the judges.
8.5? One point off people that didn't finish?
Joke!
Questions swirled, as the boys' pasts came back to haunt them.
I've actually looked through your trade list.
It's probably a record for The Block in history
of how many trades have been working in your house.
Why is this happening, guys?
Tonight, Rachel hits breaking point...
It just doesn't seem like this is an even playing field.
Keith spots a major defect.
I've found something I didn't want to see, and I'm actually disgusted.
I'm just getting sick of all the dodginess.
Plus the chance to win more cash...
I gave you all 100 bucks each to buy something
that you thought might be of more value down the track.
Up for grabs, of course, is a $12,000 fireplace.
..and an old friend rolls up.
(SHARON AND ANKUR CHEER)
Ronnie! I've come to help.
Give me a class. I can't paint.
And he drops a big bombshell.
I counted 17 trades at House Five.
Something is not adding up. I think it's time to tell the truth.
(THUNDER RUMBLES)
(DOG WHINES)
(BIRDS CHIRP, DOG BARKS)
(UPBEAT ROCK RHYTHMS)
It's Friday morning on The Block,
and our Blockheads are hard at work, fitting out their Freedom kitchens.
(POWER TOOLS ROAR)
Your switch set here...
So, if we go 717...
# Down
# They just want to take you down... #
House Four are waking up to a morning of pain,
because back in Week Two,
they made the decision to extend their island bench
past their kitchen into their living area.
Yeah, that's why I was thinking,
should we just do one pendant with a few on it?
On the, like, one string so it doesn't look funny.
Let's recap.
# If I didn't have... #
Jenny wants pendant lights hanging over their long island bench,
but because of the extent of their island bench into their living area,
they now need extra long cords for their lights
to hang from the six-metre-high cathedral ceiling
in the living space.
I'm gonna get these,
but Kathy at Beacon Lighting,
she's got friends there at the warehouse,
that were workers, that are going to extend the cord.
It's a miracle. It's a miracle! (LAUGHS)
(CHORAL MUSIC SWELLS)
A miracle for Jenny, but a problem for Dylan,
because now he has to sheet part of the living area
with a different type of plasterboard -
and he doesn't have that material on site.
I can't believe all the work that pendant's created.
Hectic.
# Brick by brick by brick... #
Over in House Two,
Rachel and Ryan are hoping to make a statement
by installing timber beams,
which will add warmth and a lodge feel
to what they know is a very neutral kitchen.
If we change, we lose all our confidence
and we lose all the trust in ourselves to deliver what we want.
So, this is what we wanna do.
Put it this way - we're not stopping.
Neale Whitaker literally said last week,
"This is great, but it's not my style."
There's not a ten coming our way from Neale.
Like, it's not his style, and that's fine.
He's not buying our house, at the end of the day.
We now have to go into Sunday nights,
and if we win Sunday night, it's a bonus,
but it's not what we're working towards now.
We're working towards our sale, our auction.
Whoever buys our house, that's what we're working towards.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Back at my place, the hero of my kitchen has arrived,
along with another hero.
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC BUILDS)
Oh! (LAUGHS) He's here! I'm excited.
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC CONTINUES)
Oh, Scotty! We made it.
You know, when the Christian Cole truck turns up, I get excited.
Beautiful! How are you, mate? How are you, mate?
Nice to see you. I'm really excited...
Great. Fantastic. ..about this.
We've been up late last night. I bet you have.
Yep, we've had a few late nights, but we've got here.
Here it is, Scotty.
Oooh!
So, we just gotta go in there and install it all now.
Look at that cutting board there, mate. Ohhh!
Oh, yeah.
Alright. So, we just gotta get it all int here now.
To compliment my beautiful Christian Cole timber bench,
my kitchen will be offset with black cabinetry and appliances,
with a country-inspired paved brick floor.
Yeah, righto. Down we go.
Scotty didn't sign up for this.
(EXHALES) Yeah.
(LAUGHTER) Well done, Scotty.
Glad you were here.
Mate, don't build them so heavy!
Can you get that? Yep, yep.
Right!
Oooh, fingers.
Just come back up to you, if you want.
Just gently. You gotta gently go over that bit.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Look at this!
Ingrained cutting board.
Nearly a three-metre butcher's block.
Boys, you've excelled. That's magnificent!
Another spectacular arrival on The Block this morning
is in House Five.
Their 250 grand's worth of Winning Appliances
have finally landed for their kitchen.
Wow. This is what we've been waiting for from week one.
It's Omar and Oz!
(CHEERING) (BOTH LAUGH)
250, baby! Let's go! (LAUGHTER)
Quarter of a million in that truck.
People do a full house renovation, probably with a backyard,
add a swimming pool to it, for 250K.
We're just getting appliances.
Look at this! (LAUGHTER)
Guys, we've been waiting for so long. I can't wait any longer.
Can we please start taking these beauties out?
Let's get it in there! Let's do it, let's do it.
The boys' sleek black V-Zug appliances -
ovens, cooktop, coffee machine, and fridges -
just add to the sophistication of their dark, moody kitchen,
but Keith has arrived to break up the party,
and he's not happy.
KEITH: I was over Oz and Omar's winning bathroom,
and I noticed that a ceiling joist had been removed
just so someone could install an IXL Tastic.
I've just been doing my routine roof space inspections...
Yep.
..and I've found something I didn't wanna see.
In the roof? I'm actually disgusted.
In the roof? Yeah.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
I'm actually, like, really angry, really...I'm fuming.
What's in the roof?
See this IXL Tastic here, right? Yeah.
When you guys have gone to install it -
it mightn't have been you, but your builders, right?
There's been a ceiling joist in the way.
Yeah?
And what you've done is you've just removed that joist entirely.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
So, there's a great big span of about 1,500
with no framework around it.
That IXL Tastic would weigh a couple of kilos.
It's gonna fall through the plastic.
OK, hold on there, 'cause trust me, we do everything by the books.
Can we just call Dan, just to... Yeah, I'll double check.
Well, I can go in there and show you, mate.
You haven't done anything by the book here.
Come and have a look at the sag in the ceiling...
Yeah, I'll have a look.
..where it is - it's just ridiculous.
When I put the straight edge over this,
I noticed the ceiling was sagging 25mm.
So, over time, that just simply would have fallen down.
Gyprock isn't made to span 1,500mm, which it was,
and we would have had a disaster.
You know the other thing, Omar, right?
Yeah?
There's no insulation in this whole house.
Well, we're gonna do it all through the hallway.
It's gotta be done week by week! We're gonna do it all.
Mate, I'm...mate...guys, I'm watching you not working a lot.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
Every time I see you guys -
I'm just being honest here - you guys are on the phone.
That's working!
I've never seen you strike a blow.
I've never seen you cut anything.
I've never seen you nail anything, screw anything.
Every demo... Not once!
Every demo that's been done in this house, I did it.
Literally... Demo? Demo?
..every single demo, we've done. You've gotta do more than that!
You guys should be doing all the one-percenters.
No more shonky stuff, boys. It just can't happen.
I can't help the insulation stuff...
Otherwise your builders will be gone!
Alright, mate.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC BUILDS)
I'm just getting sick of all the dodginess.
It's just happening all the time.
We know what's going on.
Just getting way out of control.
We're constantly catching them doing the wrong thing,
and it's simply gotta stop.
Hey, Dan, if you can, if it's possible,
do you wanna start to move connections, what you have to do?
It just bothers me when they say things like,
oh, we're dodgy and we're cheating.
It's not about cheating. What are you talking about?
I don't really care how the boys take it.
That's just what's actually happening.
So, if I offend them, bad luck.
They're big, but I'm not scared.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
(DOG WHINES)
(UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC)
SCOTTY: Welcome back to The Block.
In House Three, rookie painter Ankur
is still trying to figure out the old art of painting.
I haven't learnt anything about painting,
but I think this is the way to do it.
I've painted the other ones - they look schmick,
and everyone said they look schmick, so just going by that.
Throughout the season,
Ankur and Sharon have been grilled for their painting execution.
It is a dog's breakfast, that ceiling.
Ankur and Sharon's painting gets better each week.
So, by the end of it, we might actually have a well-painted room.
(SIGHS)
SHAYNNA: There's a lot of panic here.
Uh, definitely always up for extra education
regarding painting or any sort of trade skills.
So, wouldn't be knocking any of that stuff back.
Your wish is my command.
# Way up, way up we go
# Been up and down that road
# Way up, way up, oh, no
# We gonna burn the whole house down... #
Oh, my god! There's a limousine.
The most unnatural thing to see on our site is a limousine.
It's, like, "Who the hell?"
# We gonna burn the whole house down. #
(CHEERING) Well, well, well!
Hey, mate!
Ronnie - the Ron Dog heard our... Cries for help.
Well, well, well!
We've been dreaming about you.
I've come to help. Mate, we need it.
Scotty Cam has told me that you guys need help painting, is that right?
We have got no idea. It's our downfall.
Sharon's been asking for a painting masterclass since we've been here.
Not even a masterclass, just any bloody class.
Give me a class. I can't paint!
So, I'm actually a little bit embarrassed to ask you,
but do you wanna come and have a look at our room?
And please don't nail us on our painting.
I will nail you. I'll be honest.
Yeah, absolutely. OK.
But I just gotta get my luggage first,
then I'll come give you a hand.
Alright? Unreal! Thanks, mate.
Thank you!
(EXHALES)
Is that the...that famous long one?
This long one, Shaz?
Arguably the best painter ever on The Block,
Ronnie and Georgia are legends of the show,
and have delivered not one,
but two spectacular houses.
Alright, guys. Whoo!
This is the room we came last for. Oh, my gosh!
Not because of the style and everything.
'Cause we didn't finish it. They loved the style.
They loved everything about the room,
but it was the execution, the paint.
So, you guys came last? Yep.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC SWELLS)
For the cornicing's, for example,
are you guys using a paintbrush or a roller to cut in?
Roller.
Because I don't see any cutting in, so...
Little mini roller.
So, do you know what a paintbrush is?
Yes. Yes, we know!
Alright. OK.
He was really helpful. He didn't make us feel like dumb-dumbs.
Yeah, but he puts it in perspective.
It's, like, "Here, this is... you've got a great room.
"It doesn't need much to fix it."
Alright, so, I can see that your execution,
you need a lot of help in that.
Yep. The Ron Dog will help you in that.
Yeah, perfect. Yep. All the tricks.
Alright. Let's get stuck into it. Awesome. Thanks for coming, mate.
Thank you, mate! Really appreciate it.
If I can spend, I don't know, even ten minutes with this guy,
surely my painting is gonna improve somewhat.
Over in House Four,
Dylan and his builders are trying to resolve the issue
with the cathedral ceiling
so Jenny can hang her pendants in time for reveal.
I think, if we don't get the gyprock up
and I don't put those pendants in, we'll come last,
because technically, the judges will judge that as not being finished.
DYLAN: Not as straightforward as we were hoping.
It wasn't just a matter of slapping eight sheets up.
I could see this coming.
That's why I didn't want to extend,
which...now I know why I was getting those feelings.
(LAUGHS)
WOMAN: But we're going Jen's way.
Jen always gets her way.
(LAUGHS) That's why she's the boss.
She's got the ring to prove it too.
Master painter Ronnie has taken his protege Ankur under his wing.
Painting - I think I'm pretty confident, by the end of today,
you'll have a better understanding.
Awesome.
So, then Ron Dog and I went on a boys trip
and went to Mitre 10.
(MUSICAL FLOURISH)
Colour range... Alright, boys.
Oh, my god! Look at you!
Alright, so, let's do this.
Let's get a bit of colour in your life.
Yeah, so, we were thinking about the sage green sort of area.
I love it. I love it.
So, that one, yeah? Colour with confidence, mate.
That's it. Bang. That's it.
Look at the decision-making. Straight in.
Straight to it. Yeah! (LAUGHS)
We'll have 100 litres of that, please.
There you go! The judges are gonna love it!
They're gonna love it, yeah. They are gonna love it!
Any tips from this great man -
he's obviously a bit of a psychopath when it comes to painting.
I always go the angle. Yep.
So, 50mm. This is great for cutting in.
Some skinny ones for your touch-ups. Yep.
The key thing that Ron pointed out
was that the nap of a roller is very important
regarding how much paint you can load up.
You wanna get a roller... Yep.
..with, like, a 20 nap. Oh, like, a big fluffy one?
Because we want the paint...we want a lot of paint on that roller...
Yep. ..to put on the wall.
Perfect. OK? So, we'll do that.
So, whack that in there.
He bought me all the supplies,
bought me a new paint bucket, sandpaper -
all of those things that I needed.
So, here's hoping that I actually can use these tools,
and, yeah, improve my painting.
Alright, let's do this! Thanks, Tim.
Feel confident? I think I do.
Let's do this! Thank you.
Arriving back at The Block,
Ronnie is a well-known face on site.
So, I've gone out, and I come back to The Block,
and...I see Anks driving past me
with an ex-contestant.
That's the Catch people. Hello! She didn't recognise you.
What? Ronnie's here!
(DRAMATIC DRUM BEATS)
In Anks's car.
She's a contestant. Oh, is she?
Yep. She'll probably be spewing that you're here.
And then I'm thinking, "What's Ronnie doing here?"
And so I thought, "I'm gonna drive down and see what's going on here."
So, I drove down.
This is it, mate. Oh, wow! This is it. Look at it.
Check out the space! It is amazing!
I love the floor, mate. Looks familiar - same colour as our house.
Is it?! It is, it is.
It's a good colour. Amazing.
Alright, so, which wall do you want us to paint, mate?
That one. All of it! All of it!
We've heard from multiple people on The Block telephone
that Ronnie and Georgia
are two of the greatest contestants of all time
when it comes to playing The Block game.
What has happened? This is Ronnie, by the way?
Ronnie! Rachel, House Two!
Rachel. How are you? How's it going?
I thought I saw someone familiar drive in.
Did you?
And I thought, "What's going on?"
Didn't you know he's our second cousin?
Ronnie's in House Three? What's going on?
I got the phone call from Scotty a couple of days ago...
Yeah, right.
..saying that these guys need a bit of help, so I've come.
Tomorrow afternoon, I'll leave. So, I'm gonna help them paint.
Mmm. Give them a lesson.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Yeah?
Ronnie. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Let me ask you something. Yes?
Last season. Yes?
What if someone came in and said they were gonna help?
Old contestants are allowed to help. Ohh!
Did you know that? How many times have you watched The Block?
I did not know that! Oh, wow!
Get your Rolodex out. Wow!
I did not know that! Get your Rolodex out.
And I said, "Well, no, I didn't know that.
"Whose number you got in your phone?"
Oh, Josh and Luke are amazing painters.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Tanya and Vito? They can tell you... No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
They can tell you what room's coming up next week.
No, no, no. You sure? Who do you wanna call?
Are Mitch and Mark in there? Mitch and Mark?
Yeah. You got Mitch and Mark in there?
I'll call him up right now. Let's call Mitch and Mark right now.
Mitch and Mark.
House Two and Mitch and Mark have got a lot in common.
That would be good, actually. So, let's call Mitch and Mark.
Do you? What's the in common - the styling?
The judges hate us. (ANKUR AND SHARON EXCLAIM)
Hey, but guess what - they won The Block.
That's why I'm telling you we got a lot in common.
Are we really doing this? Yeah!
MITCH: (PHONE) Hi. This is Mitch.
Really good friends that, like, you know, he doesn't pick up the...
That's alright, they'll call back,
they'll call back, they'll call...I'll leave it to you.
We called Mitch and Mark. They didn't answer.
Alright, well, just let me know when they call back.
Yeah, no worries. We'll see you tonight for drinks.
Yep. See you, honey.
Just wanted to check out what was going on.
Don't burn us, honey. Don't burn us.
I would never burn you guys. You know that's not my style.
(DRAMATIC DRUM BEAT)
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
I just left thinking, like, "What is happening?
"What is happening?"
Word on The Block phone was that Ronnie was down
to help House Three,
and what I heard was that
he was literally gonna paint the room for them, with them.
Straight away, I was like, "I don't really think that's cool."
Because apparently they asked for a painting masterclass,
and the painting masterclass is Ronnie coming in
and staying here tonight and helping them paint their kitchen
and then going and helping them paint the rest of their house.
So (BLEEP) unfair! Babe, I just bawled my eyes out.
I'm so over this.
I asked a few people what's going on.
Why is Ronnie here?
And I'm told,
"Well, you know, Anks and Shaz are the worst painters
"we've ever had on The Block."
And I'm thinking, "Really? The scores don't reflect that."
They've won a room.
They've been given 9.5, 9.5, and 9 ahead of us on Master Bedroom Week.
I mean, I agree with you that their painting is absolutely atrocious,
but the scores don't reflect it.
Mm-hm. That's exactly right.
If Shaz and Anks had been getting threes, fours, fives,
if they're not finishing multiple rooms,
if, in any way, shape, or form,
the judging on a Sunday was reflective
of the worst painters that have ever been on The Block,
bring someone in,
but that's not what we're been seeing the last six weeks.
So, hang on, if I kick and scream and carry on,
what do I get?
'Cause they threatened to leave, that...that...like, this is why.
I don't know, I just...
Because, what - they threatened to walk off?
I'm angry at the fact that they could...like, likely win.
The judges like what they do every week
and their execution let them down last week.
So, they could likely win.
Unfortunately, two out of three don't like what we do in there.
You know, regardless of what we do, they don't like it.
Knock yourselves out when you're in the contemporary sort of new build,
but pay respect to the building you're in.
I don't personally like this bathroom.
It just doesn't...it doesn't feel stacked properly, you know?
Like, it just doesn't seem like this is an even playing field.
That's all I'm after.
It's just...to go...
..walk in on a Sunday night and feel like it's fair.
I don't need any special treatment. I don't need anyone brought in.
I don't need to go for lunches with anyone.
I just wanna feel like it's fair,
and I wouldn't mind seeing the kids.
(SOMBRE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
But that's it.
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
I'm gonna go.
(SOMBRE MUSIC CONTINUES)
# If I was an astronaut I'd be falling... #
SCOTTY: Welcome back to The Block.
As well as doing their kitchens,
contestants are renovating an extra home
for two young men with special needs, Tim and Tyler.
The boys are best mates and live together nearby.
Their mothers, Kay and Sandy,
reached out to The Block for help renovating the boys' home
so they can remain living there independently for many years to come.
Contestants have been split into two teams,
and team captains Rachel and Jenny
are meeting up to make some decisions together.
BOTH: Let's do this.
Tim's mum, Kay, has sent a surprise message for the contestants.
So, we got a video from Kay, introducing us to Tim.
I just wanted to say thank you to The Block
and also you contestants.
You're doing a great job,
and we really appreciate everything you're doing.
Would you like to say hi, Tim? Say hi.
JENNY: I can't wait to meet them. I know. Neither can I.
He's very busy eating, so you can't interrupt that. He enjoys his food.
Ohh! Aww!
It's gonna be so good for them.
I feel like, when they walk in here,
it's just gonna be, like... yeah, just amazing, hey?
We appreciate doing this for the boys so much,
because they really deserve it.
Hello! Hello, guys. How are you?
Hi! How are you? How are we?
We heard you need some carpets, so we got some samples for you.
Awesome! Thank you. Thank you so much!
Like, we were hoping something
that they could, like, run their fingers through.
Yeah?
That'd be one carpet that's very thick and dense.
It's very comfortable as well.
Well, what colours are you kind of thinking?
Something super neutral.
The lounge will feature a magnificent waterfall wallpaper from Grafico,
a new TV and console, and musical instruments.
Carpet Court is supplying block-out blinds,
as well as plush carpet, which will flow to the bedrooms.
That's perfect. Yep.
That'll go, and that's nice.
It is nice, yes. That'll feel nice on their feet.
Yeah, it will, yep. Yeah.
Then I did the OT consult for both teams.
Tyler's visually impaired,
so we would like to do something with the door,
because I mean, it is a fall hazard.
Definitely.
Yeah, so, something we'd be looking at
is some sort of ramp system that we've got.
We just went through a few things that the OT -
changes that the OT needs us to make
in order for the grab rails and things to go in.
Now, the real reason,
and the biggest reason that we called you guys out,
is for the bathroom.
I mentioned before we really wanted to be able
to do the bathroom for these guys.
Because of building regulations regarding bathrooms,
the teams are not able to reno that part of the house,
but they're joining forces to implement what changes they can.
Whatever you think we can do to make this more safe for the guys.
Yep. Yep.
With a few minor adjustments,
the OT boys will add a ramp, shower seat, and handrail to the shower,
increasing its safety and longevity for Tim and Tyler.
Back at The Block,
Tom and Sarah-Jane have made a big decision
about their 20 grand Suncorp game-changer.
Well, Tom has.
Yeah, so, Bernadette has flown down from Brisbane to come and meet me.
Bernadette's here for the Suncorp game-changer.
Sarah-Jane, will you tell us all about what you're doing
with your game-changer, please?
Oh! When did you ring the bell?
I rang the bell, uh...yesterday.
Yesterday, I think. Yesterday.
Yesterday, Tom snuck into my place and rang the Suncorp bell.
(BELL CLANGS)
Oh, I'm still half-deaf from that bloody bell...
Are you serious?
Listen, I didn't know about the idea at all,
because Tom just likes to... just do his own thing.
I believe that your idea is down there.
So, let's go and have a look. Alright. Let's go.
# I know a place where the grass is green
# And waterbirds, they hum their song... #
(DUCKS QUACK)
Why are we standing in front of our dam
with two piles of dirts,
and what could we possibly be doing?
Well, I ran Bernadette, and Sarah-Jane,
through my game-changer idea.
My idea is, roughly where this mound of dirt is,
we're gonna get a 20-foot shipping container,
bifold doors across the front of it,
roll turf over it, solar battery system on it,
little decking area, barbecue area,
off-grid in front of the dam, with this beautiful view.
So, the doors are facing the dam... Yeah.
..and from the house, it just looks like a bit of a sloping hill?
Yeah, 'cause we're gonna roll turf over it.
And roll turf over it. I bloody love it!
(LAUGHS) Something different.
Guys, I think it's a great idea! I think it's a cracking idea.
Sarah-Jane, are you in?
And I think that means there's...
I knew you would love it. Sorry! Um, wow!
She loves it, and I actually love it too.
So, we're gonna go ahead with this game-changer.
Well, Sarah-Jane, I'm happy to say there is 20 grand
on its way to your Suncorp bank account for your game-changer idea.
(APPLAUSE) How good's that?
Sarah-Jane, fantastic idea! Fantastic idea!
I did so good!
We're doing a hobbit hut.
(LAUGHS)
(MOMENTOUS MUSIC SWELLS)
(DRILL WHIRRS)
Omar and Oz are taking a break
to catch up on some important family milestones.
Missing family. Yep.
Missed two of my kids' birthday.
Oz has three young sons back in Sydney.
I have missed my two eldest's birthdays.
My youngest one is next month.
So, it's good to think of them.
Purchase a couple of things from catch and send it over.
I've got my youngest at ten months.
So, we'll get, like, a little walker.
Yep.
Go, mama. Yep.
They'll be sitting in their capsules,
playing with a lovely toy like that.
Mate, what a catch!
# Oh, I know... #
It's that time of the week, and my old mate, Shell, has arrived
to check out the progress of everyone's kitchens,
starting in House Four.
House Four's kitchen has views to the east and to the north,
taking in the Macedon Ranges.
Oh, huge! Oh, hello!
Hello! How are we?
Here you are in the heart of your home.
Yeah! This is beautiful too, isn't it?
Fantastic! It is nice.
Crazy cool. Yeah.
I love it! I like the orientation.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah!
Dylan and Jenny's sage green cabinetry
is off-set with gold handles, mesh drawers, and gold tapware.
A soft white Caesarstone will feature on their long island bench.
Well, we've got a bit of a problem, don't we?
Well, not a problem, but we didn't think that...
..we thought the kitchen technically ended at this ceiling.
Yes?
And it ends at the end of the island bench.
So, we've gotta sheet up the... (GASPS)
..and on the ceiling, so...and it's all completely different stuff
to what we've been using,
and I don't think anyone was quite ready for that section just yet.
So, I've gotta quickly run and get some clips for the gyprock,
so we can put it up.
OK. Yeah, go, go, go.
And it's an hour away... Go!
..and if I don't go, we won't get it done.
Alright. Don't worry. Go!
Alright, bye, bye. I don't like to see you stressed.
I'll see you at dinner. Yes! OK, bye!
Lot of work involved for a bloody pendant.
So, what have you got out here?
You've obviously got a heck of a lot of storage.
Yeah.
You've got that giant room in there with about a million cupboards.
Yeah, I know. Oh, my god!
And what other appliances are going in there?
Got a wine fridge. Right.
Another oven, and instant coffee machine.
This is a really cool space.
It's the first time you've sort of seen this area come together.
Yeah.
And you could have laid this out so many different ways.
This is really interesting.
You've done a good job. This is your week.
I want you to win. I really do.
It's time! (LAUGHS) Yeah, it is time.
(LAUGHS) Do you feel like that?
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Over at House Five, the boys' kitchen has spectacular views north and east.
Omar and Oz's dark moody kitchen has polished concrete floors,
an island bench, black cabinetry,
a feature timber ceiling,
and of course, their $250,000 worth of appliances.
So, really, Shell... Mmm?
..the only thing that's gonna lose this kitchen for you is your styling.
(LAUGHTER) Thanks, mate.
You know what's incredible, though, about a kitchen like this?
As magnificent as it's gonna be,
and obviously you've got your brekkie bench happening here,
it really is about the space beyond, isn't it?
You come down that massive hallway,
and you could almost overlook the kitchen to what's actually...
To the living and dining, yeah. ..beyond, yeah.
It's gonna look stunning.
Omar, I've looked at your budget, and it's actually pretty good!
It's not bad. Well done!
Well done! High five!
We're trying to save. We know how big landscaping is gonna be.
Yes. You've said it every...
A million times! Yeah, literally.
Have you got money in your subaccount,
the Suncorp subaccount, for landscaping?
Uh, "O O Save It Baby".
Oooh, oooh, save it, baby! You got 40K in there?
Yeah. That's awesome.
That's unreal! So far.
Alright, good luck, mate. Thanks, guys.
We'll see you at drinks. See you in a couple of hours.
See youse later. Bye-bye. See ya!
Coming up, Ronnie is the talk of the town.
Celebrity guests might be helping another team with their painting.
What have you taught them, Ronnie?
It looks like you're doing the painting.
No, no, no, no, no!
SCOTTY: It's been a busy day on The Block,
with kitchens being installed ahead of Sunday's big reveal,
and in House Three, Rob from Winning Appliances
is showcasing some nifty features
with Ankur and Sharon's brand-new Samsung fridge.
Now, you guys have already ordered this
in this amazing charcoal colour.
Yep. Yes.
But maybe a different colour would suit your needs
now we've seen your fabulous kitchen.
Yeah, for sure.
So, this guy here has up to six amazing colour choices
in two different material types.
Nice! That's a nice colour.
That is a nice colour. Yeah, really cool.
That is a statement. Isn't it beautiful?
Like, Ken, is it easy for people to change or...?
Look, changing over the panels is something that is really easy.
As you can see, it takes about 30 seconds.
So, we've got the fridge all sorted.
You guys need to get back to your painting,
finish it off and do me proud.
# Do you see what I see? #
This year, in a Block first, we're printing a building.
You heard it right - this 3-D printer from the team at Contour 3D
is currently laying down the new walls to my cabana.
The cabana will feature a bathroom, a bar,
and entertainment spaces.
The exterior will highlight unique waveform walls,
which provide great insulation
and will also feature a sleek roof
that connects the two rainwater tanks.
The entire building will be surrounded by decking,
with views to the outside through glass doors and windows.
And Ben from Aluplast
is showing Block architect Julian Brenchley and I
the Viridian windows that will go into the cabana.
This is one of our PVC systems that we've got,
which we're using on all the projects on The Block.
So, this is your plastic? Yeah.
Unbelievable! That's not timber! It looks like it, though, doesn't it?
Like, it's absolutely incredible, right?
Yeah, it's all PVC.
Many of our profile systems
now feature more than 70% or 80% recycled plastic.
Perfect.
So, these are windows that have met their end of life
after, you know, two or three, four decades,
and they are fully recyclable.
It's gonna be fantastic! Thanks, Ben. Good on you, mate.
No worries. Thanks, Scotty.
# This could be my life
# But it's only words... #
House One will have expansive 180-degree views
from their kitchen...
Oooh! The Caesarstone's coming in!
SHELLEY: We're just in time. Just in time.
I've gotta say, SJ, you're very brave in your selection of finishes.
Like, every single space has a completely different feel,
but you're tying it all together.
It's, um... It all works.
Yeah, it does all work. I think so. (LAUGHS)
Tom and Sarah-Jane are going bold this week
with copper as their hero colour palette.
Complimented by white splashback tiles,
a white island bench,
beautiful herringbone floors, and a blue and copper Ilve oven.
On the other side of their kitchen,
rustic barn doors will lead into their butler's pantry,
filled with tons of storage, benches, and more appliances.
You're really showing everybody, past and future,
a masterclass in doing The Block.
Mmm. Thank you. Mmm.
You got heaps of cash, you're spending your Block Bucks wisely,
you're spending your cash wisely,
and you're doing beautiful work,
winning along the way, and having fun.
Yeah. Doesn't get any better, yeah.
That's what I call a Block masterclass.
Thank you.
And you're obviously saving incredibly well
in your Suncorp subaccount for...
I'm very stingy. Good!
Can I have a look? You got your account there?
Let's see what got in there.
It was looking a bit better yesterday.
We just spent eight grand on timber.
You got 52,000 in the landscape? BOTH: Yeah.
(LAUGHS) Amazing!
And in the house account, you got 23,000.
BOTH: Yeah. OK, come on.
They're going, "It's Friday, by the way." Yes.
Yeah, please come on down. Scotty's cooking.
Any prizes this week for us, Scotty?
Yeah, the Antique Challenge. Oh, yes!
Yes. Oh, yes!
Can you not hit me, please? Sorry! (LAUGHS)
I'm so used to bashing Tom. Sorry! (LAUGHTER)
Are you gonna win this one too? I hope so.
Yeah, I will. Thanks!
(LAUGHS) Adios! See you soon.
# Oooh, fly
# Ohhh... #
Ankur and Sharon's kitchen in the new pavilion
takes in views from the south, east, and north.
Well, hello there. Hi!
What is this? Hello! What is this? Hello, mate.
Well, it's a surprise painter, Shell! I know.
Turn around, surprise painter! Oh, Jesus!
G'day, Shelley! How are you?
I should have known that technique anywhere.
I was thinking, "Is this Ankur's twin brother?"
No, seriously, they look related.
Brother from another mother. Yeah.
What are you doing here?
Well, Shell, I'll explain this. I ran...I rang Ron.
Yeah?
To get over here and give these guys a masterclass in contestant painting!
Yeah, so, what have you taught them, Ronnie?
It looks like you're doing the painting.
Where did the class start?
It's all the tips and tricks.
I'm giving them all the Ron Dog tips and tricks.
What is the number one tip that you've learnt from the Ron Dog?
Start with ceiling first - always ceiling first.
Always ceiling first.
So, let's just be clear that I called you up
to TEACH these guys to paint.
I didn't call you up to come and paint their house.
100%. Absolutely.
Well, how about you can help us out with our job?
What do you make of the kitchen?
I tell you what, these spaces are absolutely huge.
Ankur and Sharon's kitchen
will feature a huge 4.8-metre Caesarstone island bench,
three copper pendants overhead,
white shaker cabinetry,
and stools to offset the dark bench.
And the butler's pantry I saw was just huge.
Where is it - around here? Just around the corner.
It's huge, Shell.
It's almost like a second kitchen in itself.
Yep. It is.
Behind the cabinetry is a butler's pantry,
with Smeg appliances,
a generous sink, and workbench.
How has your week been this week?
Recalibrated, we reset,
and we really... we are really happy to be here.
It's exciting. It looks amazing.
We'll see you at the dinner tonight. Absolutely.
See you, guys. See you, Scotty. See you, Shells.
Bye! See you!
Alright, get back to it? Let's get back to it, come on.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
House Two's kitchen will have pleasant views
out to the north and west, taking in the warm afternoon sun.
Come on. Oh, hello!
Oh, hello!
Wow! Whoa! Hello!
RYAN: Welcome!
Got these big timber beams! Hey, look at that!
How is that fastened?
I can't see any fasteners. It's worrying me!
They're very, very secured.
We've screwed through each truss... Yes.
..and each truss can hold 40 kilos per square metre.
Yes. You've had that engineered? You've had somebody to look.
I've spoken to Truecore and... Beautiful!
..I've spoken to everyone.
Ripper! And it looks great! All good. Yep.
Look at the size of this kitchen.
Rachel and Ryan have gone for a neutral modern design this week.
White cabinetry and benchtops,
silver ball pendants above the island,
a timber breakfast bar, and timber beams on the ceiling,
adding warmth and a nod to the country.
I have to say, everything is very neutral, Rache. What's going on?
Where are you injecting some colour and movement
and personality in here?
It's very beige. It is very neutral.
The styling will have to bring it in this week,
because this will tie in to our living-dining,
which...has a lot going on.
Right.
But you're not concerned if you don't win, because it's all about there.
Yeah.
It's all about the big picture to us, you know?
You know, like, as much as everyone wants to win,
everyone needs money - we specifically need money...
Yes, you do.
..but we also need everything to die in.
You get to a point too
where you have to be looking towards auction day.
So, I like the fact that you've toned everything back a little bit.
Your rooms are very liveable and lovable,
and easy to put yourself in that home.
Well, look, you might have a win tonight.
We've got a bit of a little challenge happening, haven't we?
A bit of money to throw away.
And we've got a special celebrity guest coming tonight too.
We may have already met the celebrity guest.
Oh, yeah!
Speaking of the celebrity guest...
# Speed Just wouldn't believe it
# Speed Just wouldn't believe it... #
..he's up to his old tricks, causing havoc over at House Five.
How are you?
OMAR: How are you, big fella? Good man. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you as well. You having fun?
Yeah, it's going good. Big week. Kitchen.
Oh, Kitchen Week is huge.
And we're doing a lot, man. We're doing a lot at once.
We got the polished concrete floor as well at the same time.
Wow! Do you wanna have a look?
Mate, show me. Come on.
Let's do it, let's do it. I'm excited.
This guy...see, this is the reason we don't paint, because of him.
I know. We don't paint because of him.
I used him in 2017! (LAUGHS)
I counted 17 trades at House Five.
(TENSE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
So, are these all your cousins?
Are these all your cousins? There's a couple.
Huh? No, there is a couple.
There's a couple.
Wow!
17 times 650, plus your GST - $17,500.
Something is not adding up.
So, apparently Oz thinks that he's the king of painting.
I find that hard to believe
when the whole house is getting wrapped in Venetian plaster.
So, these boys are talking (BLEEP).
I can see why Ozzie seems to think that he's the king of painting,
but you guys are getting Venetian plaster.
For some... So, (BLEEP) about painting.
No, for something like this,
it's $250,000 just in appliances, man.
We can't...we gotta give them a good finish.
Alright, man. Well, it looks good.
It's gonna come out good. So, I'll...
Got a bar there.
I'll see you a bit later on for a beer.
Nice to meet you, man. Looking forward to it.
You too, my man. Look after yourself.
I tell you what, everyone's singing 'Kumbaya',
everyone's playing along nicely,
but this is a competition, guys.
So, I think tonight, we'll crack open a couple of beers -
I think it's time to tell them the truth.
Coming up, Ronnie continues to stir the pot...
Your whole room is Venetian plastered! You got nothing to paint!
..plus...
I gave you all 100 bucks each to buy something
that you thought might be of more value down the track.
Up for grabs, of course, is a $12,000 fireplace.
..and later...
I thought I was very resilient until we started this.
This seems to have a way of breaking your spirit.
Thanks! Thanks for the encouragement!
(BLEEP) me!
(THUNDER RUMBLES, DOG WHINES)
SCOTTY: Thank God it's Friday.
Shell, have I played the piano for you yet?
No, please! Please do! Really?
Oh, well, that's very remiss of me.
What do you know? What song do you know?
Oh, well, this is my favourite. OK.
Here we go.
('THE ENTERTAINER' BY SCOTT JOPLIN PLAYS)
(LAUGHS)
What are you laughing at?
(SHELLEY LAUGHS) Come...come on!
Hello! Welcome! (LAUGHS)
('THE ENTERTAINER' BY SCOTT JOPLIN CONTINUES)
Well, look! Roll up! Come on in!
See the great Scotty Cam's bedroom!
Very good, Scotty!
I think you're the all-round action man.
I can do just about anything.
I know.
(LAUGHTER)
This year I've also been renovating a house alongside the contestants,
and my beautiful guest bedroom and bathroom
is now open for inspection.
Oh, wow! Ohh!
This is something different, guys.
With the lamps! Look at the brass.
Wow!
Oh, I love the Madras link.
TOM: Far out! That is nice!
Oh, here we go! Beautiful.
I like this one.
Something different. It is different.
I wouldn't choose it to my own home. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But in saying that, I love it!
Wow, this is absolutely my style!
Out of Scotty Cam's stuff, I love this.
This is something different!
It's different. And it actually works with me.
This is my vanity as well!
Well, it's not mine - again, I don't own it.
He's tiled all the way to the ceiling.
What do you reckon the judges will say?
Very cold.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, awesome!
See, I get scared to do, like, three different tiles,
but that works, and there's a light here, honey.
TOM: I love that light!
That's a great idea!
Oh, but how do you turn it off? That's freaking awesome!
Or is that a sensor? Mate, turn all these off.
It must be a sensor light. That's awesome! I love that!
After the inspections,
Ankur and Sharon introduce their cousin...
Hey, everyone. I want to introduce you to my second cousin, Carlos.
Hello! (ALL EXCLAIM AND LAUGH)
We introduced Ronnie at the Friday as our second cousin, Carlos,
'cause we actually do look very similar,
and we do have a really special connection with Ronnie.
Hey, mate. We met you.
Ronnie, we met. Hello.
Hello, Ronnie. Nice to meet you. How are you?
I've been waiting to meet you.
Ronnie's there! I've been hanging to meet Ronnie.
He's always been a star favourite of mine.
Tom's the biggest stalker of Ronnie.
I just think he's a lovely bloke,
and I...we all need a Ronnie in our life.
OZ: So, we seen...in the distance, I seen Ronnie walking with a roller.
Now, why were you walking with a roller?
Like, what is he trying to say?
You know, that means a lot of things.
Hey, champ. Oz. Nice to meet you.
How are you? Good, mate. Your name, sorry?
Ronnie. Ronnie. Nice to meet you.
Mate, you know who I am. We met this morning, huh?
Come on, mate! (LAUGHS)
I think and Oz got a bit of beef, eh?
I think they've got a bit of painting beef going on.
I think he's just drawing a line in the sand, essentially.
Brought his roller,
and Ozzie apparently brought his...
ANKUR: Paintbrush. ..paintbrush! (LAUGHS)
Jeez, you smell good!
What aftershave is that? Thanks, man.
TOM: 'Cause they don't do any work.
You been working today? No.
Bro, I've been working hard, eh? Yeah?
(LAUGHS)
Just can't wait to start cutting, to be honest.
Cutting what? (LAUGHTER)
Your whole room is Venetian plaster! You got nothing to paint!
I'm always ready. Like, hold on, hold on.
I'm always ready, you know what I'm saying?
Like, I've got everything ready, to be honest.
If he wants to go, I can go. One on one.
'Cause he's roll... he's got a roller.
You don't prep with a roller.
You always prep with a brush, 'cause you gotta cut away, baby.
Cut, cut, cut.
(JAUNTY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
Earlier this week,
I gave the contestants $100 each to spend on vintage objects
that must go into their kitchens for Sunday's reveal.
They're from Windsor.
House One got a copper jug for $35.
House Two - a teaspoon set for $90.
House Three spent every dollar on a mirror.
House Four got a more kitchen-friendly teapot for 50 bucks,
and House Five got a $30 gold-plated teacup.
Here are your items here.
Duncan has joined in with his little item there.
He can't win, not because he's part of my team.
It's because they are terrible.
(LAUGHTER)
We don't know that, we don't know that.
I'm telling you now they're terrible.
(LAUGHTER) TOM: Sorry about that, Duncan.
Up for grabs, of course, is a $12,000 fireplace from Schots,
and of course, 1,000 bucks cash.
Now, I'd like you to make welcome
our auctioneer and bric-a-brac and antique expert,
Steve Graham!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
How are you, Steve? Hello, Steve.
Nice to see you. Thank you.
OK, Steve, we're gonna kick off with this little spoon set.
Right. Steve, what have we got, mate?
Well, these here are Australian,
and they've got the native animals on them,
and they're quite spectacular.
They would have been a wedding present, more than likely,
back in the day, OK?
You paid $90 for them,
and they're probably worth about...
..$90.
(LAUGHTER)
But well done! (LAUGHTER)
Thanks! Thanks for the encouragement!
(BLEEP)!
You have to laugh.
I don't know if I'm paranoid,
or is this, like, some weird social experiment
to see how much we can be doubted until we break?
Alright, House Number One, OK.
Copper always looks good in the kitchen, OK?
And it's functional. You can use this quite well.
No-one would use the spoons, unfortunately,
at the moment, like, nowadays.
What do you mean no-one uses spoons? (DRAMATIC MUSIC)
No-one uses spoons anymore.
(LAUGHS) I mean...
I mean, who stirs your tea?
This is a pretty good piece, actually,
and you've done quite well.
I'd probably sell that at auction for $120.
Oooh! $120!
Yeah, so, that's a nice piece. So, well done.
There's $85 profit.
Thank you so much, Steve! Thank you so much!
What are we dealing with here? What have we got?
Well, this is Aynsley, and it's gold, OK?
Gold plated, and it's a beautiful little set.
I would think, at auction,
it's probably around about... (EXHALES) ..$60 to $80.
So, let's say $70, so...alright?
So, you've done very well. 70 bucks?
And what did you pay for it? OMAR: 30.
$40. Nice.
So far you're coming second.
That's great.
Alright, item number four. Yep.
Now, this comes in a few different pieces here, so just watch it.
I think this is French, OK?
So, you paid $50 for it.
The problem with this is it's damaged, alright, unfortunately.
It's a feature. It's part of the antique.
But I'm prepared to say to you
I'd probably sell that for about $80, OK?
Oooh, what did you pay? And what did you pay for it?
50. 50. 30 bucks.
30 bucks.
It really is a lovely piece.
Alright, so, well done. It's a beautiful piece.
Alright, our final piece here is this beautiful mirror.
Final piece here is the mirror.
It's an interesting piece, but again, very functional.
You can use it and you can look at yourself,
which is the best part about it.
Yeah. (LAUGHTER)
So, it's a good solid piece. It's not flimsy.
I would think that this probably, at a good auction, about $250.
(CONTESTANTS EXCLAIM AND CHEER)
I don't know maths! Is that good maths?
That puts you guys the winners!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE) Well done!
Yay! Well done!
We won something! Yeah.
We really needed it too. Yeah.
That fireplace, I was already looking at weeks ago,
when we first started,
and all the boys in our team were just like,
"Can't afford it, can't afford it.
"Get it out of your head. Can't afford it."
But now we got it!
You have won a $12,000 fireplace!
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
Congratulations. 1,000 bucks cash.
$12,000 fireplace.
Give Steve a round of applause.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
WOMAN: How are they gonna put that in their kitchen?
Now they get a beautiful mirror in their kitchen come Sunday.
(LAUGHTER)
You can watch yourself cook.
We came so close with the auction evaluation...
It was a freaking mirror!
The rules were "stuff to put in your kitchen".
Well, they're gonna put the mirror in the kitchen.
That's a freaking mirror for a dressing room.
Full-blown sympathy vote, I think.
If other people were as vocal,
would they be getting the same support?
I just feel... Like, I would hope so.
Like, if other people, like... because I can tell you,
Rachel's on the edge right now that she wants to walk,
RACHEL: You know, this isn't a fair playing field.
You know, I thought I was very resilient until we started this.
This seems to have a way of breaking your spirit,
but...anyway.
Don't worry about it, darl. We'll be right.
Yeah. We're doing such good rooms.
We just gotta get through the next six weeks.
Mmm. You know?
I hope so.
I hope that it's all worth it,
because...you know, you have to keep reminding yourself
that there's so many people that would want to be here.
We were those people that really wanted to be here.
It's a shame that it's...
It's a shame that it's, like... not what we thought it was gonna be.
It's alright, darl. It's alright. Come here.
(STIRRING INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC)
You wanna go? Yeah, I'll go.
Alright.
# Never give a thought to your wants and needs... #
SCOTTY: It's late Friday night on The Block,
and our special guest Ronnie
is sharing a nightcap with our Blockheads...
OZ: Omar, do you wanna head back, bro?
Ronnie, see you tomorrow, my bro.
See you. Alright, see you, bro.
I'll see you later on!
..and also sharing some of his Block wisdom.
Yeah, basically Ron Dog's parting advice to us was,
like, literally to enjoy this ride.
The stories you'll remember will be the happy stories
and not the ones where you're, like, complaining,
is, basically, what he was on about.
Obviously, enjoy the whole process,
because before you know it, halfway through tomorrow, it's gone,
and the second half will go through a lot faster than the first half.
SARAH-JANE: That's crazy. SHARON: Yeah.
Right? I feel that way.
That's sad.
I'm getting sad thinking about it ending.
Tom does not want to leave.
I'll have to sell the house with Tom in it.
I'm ready to give up my family to stay here.
Yeah. (LAUGHTER)
We're ready to give you up too, my love.
We're ready. It's time.
Ronnie was giving us heaps of good information
about how it... what happens in the later weeks.
Like, watch you should look out for, what you should watch,
what you should prepare for, like, some really good information.
I mean, I'll be honest, I mean, driving through,
seeing all the houses, seeing the landscaping,
if I'm panicking, and I'm not even doing it...
MAN: Yeah, yeah.
..like, you guys need to jump on that straight away,
'cause that is gonna cost a (BLEEP) load of cash.
SCOTTY: But Ronnie being Ronnie,
he can't pass up the opportunity to be, well...Ronnie.
I didn't realise this in past spots, but I should have, but Ron Dog...
Loves gossip.
..loves a bit of gossip, loves a bit of drama,
and stirring the pot, he is just a professor at.
Just be mindful of, um, obviously stay in your lane -
that's what you have control over -
but at the end of the day, it's a competition, right?
You don't want people to be saving all of their cash,
or doing the wrong thing now, not paying trades...
Oh, yes.
..doing expensive things, and not calling them out on that,
because then they're gonna be spending $120,000 on a landscape
and probably take out the whole Block.
He definitely started saying a few things,
throwing some rumours about the place -
which I was sort of aware of,
but, like, running our own race, I was sort of sticking away from it.
But he just said, regarding fairness in the process,
like, you need to be aware if someone's taking everyone for a ride
and winning based on... not fair calls and...
Just be very mindful, and don't be afraid to call stuff out.
Yeah. We aren't afraid to call...
'Cause you will kick yourself when you're watching it on TV
and you're like, "I should have done something."
I think it's such a harmonious group...
We don't wanna wreck it.
..that no-one wants to rock the boat.
TOM: No, but it's not about that.
I...I don't even think it's about that,
and I...I have a very strong feeling
that there's a lot of dodgy (BLEEP) going on down the end of our street.
Tommy was saying that, like,
trades are coming in in the middle of the night,
and not necessarily even trades -
like, family members and stuff like that.
So, that's the allegation that is openly said...
Yeah, but we don't know.
When you go for a drive at 11:00 at night
when you're eating a toasted sandwich
and you see there's concrete grinding going on in the middle of the night,
and cars rocking up at the gates in the middle of the night,
and there's people going down to those houses, working all night,
that come down from interstate...
But the thing is...
They're not working for bottom dollar, they're working for free,
and I'm not an idiot...
You need to call that stuff out.
How does House Five have so many trades constantly,
yet they're coming in under budget each week?
Like, they're not in the red.
I don't know, they're the ones that are going through trades -
every week they've got new trades.
I don't know... It doesn't feel right, yep.
But is it true they're not paying their trades?
I don't know if they're not paying their trades,
and no-one's said that, but...
I just know their family members have come down
and been doing a lot of work, but I don't know...
Oh, mate, you see armies of men there,
and that's the truth,
and the figures just don't add up, though.
Like, when you sit around... and I love the boys.
They're awesome and all that.
The thing that bothered me the most
was, like, the getting rid of trades just like this
and then blocking them and not even...
And not paying them, blah, blah, blah.
That really upset me.
And as a tradie, like, if that is true...if that is true...
Yeah, it's gross. ..that's completely disrespectful.
There is some distrust in that, or mistrust in that,
with the boys, which we don't want that to fester.
So, we'll just have to have an honest conversation.
Like, I was a stickler for rules.
You got...everyone gets given, like, the same amount of the basic rules.
Yeah. You gotta play within those rules.
It's the trades that are working at night-time,
if that is going on, then that's not cool.
Yeah. That's not cool.
I don't know what's in their bank account.
If there's nothing to hide, it shouldn't be an issue.
Mmm.
But how do you prove anything? You can't prove (BLEEP).
Ron Dog definitely dropped a bomb,
and then he's back off to Perth and we have to deal with the hit.
Yes, that's right. His work here is done.
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SCOTT: Tools down.
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